Globalisation:First Defence:Activities - Revision history

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 Mr Speaker, I believe we have begun to deal with all these things sorting out the legacy and fitting Britain’s defences for the future.
-And I commend this statement to the House.
+And I commend this statement to the House.<ref>[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/latest-news/2010/10/strategic-defence-review-55906 Defence Response]Number 10 Website,accessed 16th November 2010</ref>
 ==Notes==
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 Regular defence reviews will mean more incremental changes better matched through the changing nature of the threats we face.
-The one thing I am determined to do whatever the frustrations and whatever the difficulties is that no future defence secretary will inherit the shambles that I have inherited from Labour and that our national security will take its full place in the country’s political priorities.
+The one thing I am determined to do whatever the frustrations and whatever the difficulties is that no future defence secretary will inherit the shambles that I have inherited from Labour and that our national security will take its full place in the country’s political priorities.<ref>[http://www.firstdefence.info/First Defence Events News]First Defence Website accessed 6th November 2010</ref>
 ==David Cameron's Speech to the House of Commons on the Strategic Defence and Security Review==

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-It sets out the Government’s determination to make the right decisions for the long term defence and prosperity of the country."<ref>'[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/latest-news/2010/10/strategic-defence-review-55906]'.accessed 16th November 2010</ref>
+It sets out the Government’s determination to make the right decisions for the long term defence and prosperity of the country.<ref>[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/latest-news/2010/10/strategic-defence-review-55906 strategic defence review]'accessed 16th November 2010</ref>
 The Secretary of State for Defence, the [[Rt. Hon Liam Fox]] was speaker at a Conference on October 5th 2010, the eve of the Strategic Defence and Security Review.
 The conference specifically addressed how the government views defence, Britain’s future role in the world, and what the outcomes may be.
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 ==Introduction==
-I would first like to thanks Caroline, First Defence and [[EADS]] for sponsoring this event. First Defence has done so much over the years to advance the defence debate in the UK. Each and every year the First Defence Fringe becomes more and more popular and I am happy to have been invited once again to speak here.
+I would first like to thanks Caroline, [[First Defence]] and [[EADS]] for sponsoring this event. First Defence has done so much over the years to advance the defence debate in the UK. Each and every year the First Defence Fringe becomes more and more popular and I am happy to have been invited once again to speak here.
 Today, I am going to speak on the future challenges facing defence in the United Kingdom. Here I see two main challenges.

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 It sets out the Government’s determination to make the right decisions for the long term defence and prosperity of the country."<ref>'[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/latest-news/2010/10/strategic-defence-review-55906]'.accessed 16th November 2010</ref>
-The Secretary of State for Defence, the Rt Hon Liam Fox was speaker at a Conference on October 5th 2010, the eve of the Strategic Defence and Security Review.
+The Secretary of State for Defence, the [[Rt. Hon Liam Fox]] was speaker at a Conference on October 5th 2010, the eve of the Strategic Defence and Security Review.
 The conference specifically addressed how the government views defence, Britain’s future role in the world, and what the outcomes may be.
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 The one thing I am determined to do whatever the frustrations and whatever the difficulties is that no future defence secretary will inherit the shambles that I have inherited from Labour and that our national security will take its full place in the country’s political priorities.
-==Prime Minister David Cameron's Speech to the House of Commons on the Strategic Defence and Security Review==
+==David Cameron's Speech to the House of Commons on the Strategic Defence and Security Review==
 With permission, Mr Speaker, I would like to make a Statement on the Strategic Defence and Security Review.
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 This enhanced capability will allow them to remain at “extremely high readiness” for emergency operations through enhanced logistics, medical support and greater intelligence capability to support their operations.
-Conclusion
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 Mr Speaker, we were left a situation where we had a budget £38 billion overspent armed forces at war, overstretched, under-equipped and ill-prepared for the challenges of the future.

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 The conference specifically addressed how the government views defence, Britain’s future role in the world, and what the outcomes may be.
-The following section reports the main points of Rt. Hon Liam Fox's speech.
+This demonstrates that First Defence works closely with Policy Makers and the Government. The following section reports the main points of Rt. Hon Liam Fox's speech.
 ==Introduction==

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−	It sets out the Government’s determination to make the right decisions for the long term defence and prosperity of the country."<ref> ~~Number 10,~~ '[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/latest-news/2010/10/strategic-defence-review-55906]'.~~"Number 10",15th November 2010,~~ accessed 16th November 2010 <ref/>	+	It sets out the Government’s determination to make the right decisions for the long term defence and prosperity of the country."<ref>'[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/latest-news/2010/10/strategic-defence-review-55906]'.accessed 16th November 2010 <ref/>

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−	It sets out the Government’s determination to make the right decisions for the long term defence and prosperity of the country."<ref> Number 10, '[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/latest-news/2010/10/strategic-defence-review-55906]'."Number 10",15th November 2010, accessed 16th November 2010	+	It sets out the Government’s determination to make the right decisions for the long term defence and prosperity of the country."<ref> Number 10, '[http://www.number10.gov.uk/news/latest-news/2010/10/strategic-defence-review-55906]'."Number 10",15th November 2010, accessed 16th November 2010 <ref/>

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